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Moment drunk driver catapults motorcyclist into the air while he waits at a red light

Date: 2026-06-18 17:43:01 Source: Tech Insight Daily Author: Laptops Views: 602

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT. Eden Mander, 19, was driving a Toyota Yaris when he collided with the bike just after 1am on Epsom High Street in Surrey.

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